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Issue One

Michaelmas 2025 – Hilary 2026

Our first issue brings together five student articles on criminal law, employment law, competition law and intellectual property, alongside a feature article by Mark Hull on the erosion of military justice in the United States.

Foreword
The Rt Hon Lord Justice Dingemans, Senior President of Tribunals
Published
February 2026

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Cover of Issue One

Contents

Page

Front matter

  1. Editors’ Introduction

    Navin Sivakumar and Bonnie Yeo

    3
  2. Foreword

    The Rt Hon Lord Justice Dingemans

    6

Articles

  1. An Unlevel Playing Field: Why Employment Law is Failing the Modern Athlete

    Zara Cherry, St Catherine’s College, BA Jurisprudence

    9
  2. 27
  3. 43
  4. Cards Against Immunity: Reverse Settlement Payments

    Justin Wu, Somerville College, BA Jurisprudence

    59
  5. Balancing Patents and Public Health

    Giulia Cancellaro, Green Templeton College, MSc Comparative Social Policy

    83

Feature article

  1. Unlawful Command Influence: Why we don’t care about war crimes anymore

    Mark M. Hull, St Antony’s College, DPhil History

    99

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Prize

Lord Justice Dingemans awarded the 3 Hare Court Oxford Undergraduate Law & Policy Review Prize for the best submission to Zara Cherry, whose article he commended for identifying a problem in the current law and making principled proposals for its reform.